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BeachesAccessible Beaches in Valencia and Assisted Bathing
Which Valencia beach lets a wheelchair user get into the sea? Cabanyal, Malva-rosa and Pinedo lend amphibious chairs, hoists and harnesses at a first aid post, free and with no booking, from 1 June to 15 September. El Saler and El Perellonet need a call to 963 542 323 first, and Malva-rosa is a €1.50 ride on tram 4 or 6.
BeachesWhere Valencia's Beach Ends Without Telling You
Which Valencia beach should you pick? The sand runs unbroken past the city limit. Malva-rosa keeps the only urban Blue Flag of the city's six, Las Arenas next door has just lost it on water rated good rather than excellent, and La Patacona belongs to Alboraya, so it is reached on bus 31 and the municipal assisted bathing stops there.
BeachesHow to Reach Every Valencia Beach Without a Car
How do you reach Valencia's beaches without a car? Only one stretch of the coast has a railway: north of the port, Metrovalencia trams 4 and 6 stop at Platja Malva-rosa on a €1.50 zone A ticket. South of it only EMT buses 23, 24 and 25 run, at €2.00, and the Bonobús brings ten trips to €5.10. Four stations stay shut until 30 August.
BeachesTaking a Dog to the Beach in Valencia, the Rules
Where can you take a dog on the beach in Valencia? Only to the Playa-Can at Pinedo, a free 9,900 m² stretch open daily from 9.30am to 7.30pm between 15 June and 30 September. Your dog needs two documents, a veterinary passport and an ID card, some breeds need a muzzle, and the only bus there is EMT route 23 at €2.00.